Oksana Krayevska

holds a Ph.D. in Political Sciences, and is an Associate Professor of the Department of European and Regional Studies at the Faculty of International Relations of the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv (IFNUL), Ukraine. She teaches courses on International Integration and Globalisation in World Politics, Transformation of European Integration Processes, EU: Structure, Functions and Mechanism, Common Policies of the EU, Regional Studies, Ukraine in Baltic-Black Sea Region, International Project Management (in BBSR). She is the Head of the Bachelor’s Program European Studies at IFNUL. She is the coordinator of the Jean Monnet Module “Common Policies of the EU: Alignment Strategies for Ukraine” (2021-2025). Her current research interests are in the field of EU integration, EU/Ukraine Relations, Poland/Ukraine Relations, and Common Policies of the EU. She is the author of more than 70 scientific publications. Her recent publications are: “Do the EU and Ukraine Speak the Same Language? The Various Notions of Resilience before the Military Intervention” (2023), “Labour Migration from Ukraine to Poland: The Current State and Further Perspectives” (2020), and “Regionalism and Spillover Effects: The Case of Ukraine” (2020). She has participated in a number of international projects and conferences.